The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-07

Nina ri Rufialo Bills Wild West Indians
-'i"0 ~ ~ CaetIo Garden on the steamer
Wyoming. They could not 6tahu Uhe Lon
don fOgs. c.
Tnlra Hoffman,, Of the United states
~ San Francisco, disscnts from inc
oDinion OF his associates that the InCllc
,Wt, fn commission has not the power TO
cnmnei Leland Stanford to produce MS
books and papers.
Owinc to the failure OF II signal man TO
90 back far enought in the ioE ne'L !
Grafton, Mass, n through lr9lsnU : . 80 49,
INTO a local near there, smashing 10 o1rs
nnI E;IIino Joseph Lohn, Il brakeman.
Roror won Schlaeher presented to the
po' ;,hiIae oft from the German en-
nress. The present consisted OF d 9oO v
apcciosiasticai vestments, the empress
own handiwOrk.
Sir Bernard Samuelson, the president OF
+bo cba,nber of commerce, in his annual
ross in London, said the currency ana
+ar;f ARRANGEMENTS OF the United states
are in 50 peculiar a condition INA Ing
land France and Germany are llNlnS IN
anDrchensiOn OF a monetary panic. 1"'re
was consolation, however, that Ine CaSh
svstcm OF the English trade was extending.
Privates William CosgrOve and James
Burkp, OF Company b. Iwentleth
who have been in camp at sweet uT"Ss
NM near Fort Asscuiboine since last
Snrinr, became involved in a QuarreI re-
Gently, which resulted in Burke being mt
IN fhe head with a stone in the hands
of CosgrOye and being seriously
His skull was fractured and brain lhcerated.
The following patents have been issued
Wisconsin,. Ballard, NASSAU, ak; y.
| Hansen and j. Brandt, M]arinette, straw
cntter. b. II. Helming, Milwaukee, horse
couar. Ninncsota-G. A. and j. h. Col
Inns and NJ. G. Burnside, Sleepy Eye, eTca-
waiting snow shovel; T. {. Cooper, Winona'
reflector for headlight, etc; r teleier'
| MINNEAPOLIS, dumping car 4 Weeks. Mn
n~eapoIis. ventilating heater. Dakota-C.I.
Paine, Wakonda, ore concentratori W. l.
| Spillane, Cassclton, grain car door.
The regular monthly report OF the ~geolog-
ical survey shows that the Northwest ls
not being neglected in this years work. 1t
shows that during the last month Messrs.
Tweedy and Douglass 20 vered 800 miles by
triangulation in Montana. Regarding the
/ Dakota and Minnesota work the report
saws: Mr.. Todd was occupied during the
entire month in examining the giaClal ana
other formations Of the COteau des Plateau
on Missouri, between the Rec valley and
the line OF the Northern Pacific railroad.
His examination was thorough and the
data acquired voluminous and valuable.
Mr.. Upham continued his survey oil an
Gent Lake Agassiz and also made an ex-
animation westward from the old lake
bottom to the M~innewaukan region in
Dakota, for the purpose OF gathering data
concerning stages OF glacial retreat. he
also gave considerable attention to the
artesian well subject, collecting a mass OF
valuable data.
The official paper OF Alsace-L Lorraine,
Landszeitung, states that inquiries made
into the shooting affair on the frontier on
the 25th inst, prove that Kaufman fred
while on German territory, and that the
bullets struck the French sportsmen while
on German soil.
At Deer Lodge, Montana, John A. Miller
shot his wife and then himself, both balls
entering the region OF the heart. Death
was almost instantaneous with both.
Mrs. Miller was doing general housework
at the Scott house. where she had been Tor
twelve days. Miller vas a drinking and
gambling man. whom she had supported
to a great extent for years.
Portland (Or.) News: A reliable report
reached this city by mail that p p. Shell,
by, late assistant general traffic manager
OF the Union Pacific at Salt Lake, has
been rendered the general managership d
the st. Paul, Minneapolis ~ Manitoba,
VICE A. MttlNGls uG bdtosA9 70 HP1itOO =
year and the headquarters at st. Paul.
Much excitement exists in Livingston,
Mont, over the alleged rich strikes madt
in developing the mines in the Castle mounts
aims.
The Burlington s \ Northern for tho third
time gives notice OF withdrawal from Thu
western and northwestern freight bureau
Cardinal Gibbons arrived a few days
ago. Before he entered his carriage at the
depot in Chicago, the cardinal was halted
by a reporter. What OF DIR. McGlynn's2'
he was asked. 'Dr. McGlynn's star hal
waned. The interest in him has almos'
died out. For the papers speak seldom o
him. DR.. McGlynn was a good man, ant
it is my earnest wish that he will b
brought to a realization OF his indiscre
tions, and ask the pardon Of his holi
ness"
A Mobile & Ohio train is hurled from
trestle near jackson, Tenn, and man,
persons injured but none fatally.
In a letter from Wadell, April 10, mi
Bey declares he win not return with Stan
ley. He says. i have passed twelve year
!, here and succeeded in reoccupying nearl.
every station In the country which Gen
Gordon entrusted to me. / have o. TIL
, trust and confidence OF the people, sowin
the seed OF a splendid civilization. II
out OF the question 20 ask me toleaVe. N
Z / want England to do is to make a IRE
, trading way to the coast.
Owing Go the protfacted drouth bus
fires are prevailing throughout Ontari
. and Quebec. At Montreal navigation ha
been stopped by the density Of the smok
IRON the burning timber. Serious fres ar
raging about Chateaugay, ~Caughnawm, 81
jerome and Terrehone in the provice I
Quebec, and the people are suffering terri
bly,. IN nres IN upper OTTAWA are ragin
! with terrible fury. In the city OF 0ttaw
q the smoke is very intense.
t Judge Hoffman, oflthe United States iii.
4 trict court OF California. who sat with JUS
tice Field, Of the supreme court, has flied
d dissenting opinion in the matter oi the III
tition OF the Pacific Railway commissio
TO compel Leland Stanford To explain cei
tain Vouchers OF the Central Pacific con
2 pany. It had been understood until r